La Ligue des Assassins (Les enquêtes de Wallace Mack t. 1)

The lines between right and wrong seemed blurred, making it hard to tell who the real villains were. How did others interpret the characters' motives and choices?

The dark, tense environment really heightened the suspense. I'm curious whether the author drew from personal experiences or crafted it purely from imagination.

The story kept me hooked without feeling rushed. Did the author plan this rhythm from the beginning or adapt as the story evolved?